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SNOOKER · 2012-03-04 · HAIKOU, CHINA

2012 Haikou World Open snooker prize money

The 2012 Haikou World Open paid £387,300 to 62 players. Mark Allen won £75,000. Stephen Lee took £34,000 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£387k
WINNER£75k
PLAYERS PAID62
PAYOUT BANDS11

Every cheque

62 players paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each player at the 2012 Haikou World Open.
PLACE PLAYER NATION PRIZE MONEY
Winner Mark Allen Northern Ireland £75,000£75k
Runner-up Stephen Lee England £34,000£34k
Semi-final Mark Selby England £16,000£16k
Semi-final Robert Milkins England £16,000£16k
Quarter-final Graeme Dott Scotland £10,000£10k
Quarter-final John Higgins Scotland £10,000£10k
Quarter-final Mark King England £10,000£10k
Quarter-final Shaun Murphy England £10,000£10k
Last 16 Jamie Cope England £7,500£8k
Last 16 Joe Perry England £7,500£8k
Last 16 Judd Trump England £7,500£8k
Last 16 Marcus Campbell Scotland £7,500£8k
Last 16 Michael Holt England £7,500£8k
Last 16 Neil Robertson Australia £7,500£8k
Last 16 Tom Ford England £7,500£8k
Last 32 Andrew Higginson England £6,000£6k
Last 32 Barry Hawkins England £6,000£6k
Last 32 Ding Junhui China £6,000£6k
Last 32 Dominic Dale Wales £6,000£6k
Last 32 Jimmy Robertson England £6,000£6k
Last 32 Marco Fu Hong Kong £6,000£6k
Last 32 Mark Williams Wales £6,000£6k
Last 32 Martin Gould England £6,000£6k
Last 32 Matthew Stevens Wales £6,000£6k
Last 32 Ricky Walden England £6,000£6k
Last 32 Stephen Hendry Scotland £6,000£6k
Last 32 Stephen Maguire Scotland £6,000£6k
Last 32 Stuart Bingham England £6,000£6k
Last 48 Alfie Burden England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Anthony Hamilton England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Dave Harold England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Fergal O'Brien Ireland £2,300£2k
Last 48 Gerard Greene Northern Ireland £2,300£2k
Last 48 Ian McCulloch England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Jamie Burnett Scotland £2,300£2k
Last 48 Jamie Jones Wales £2,300£2k
Last 48 Liang Wenbo China £2,300£2k
Last 48 Mark Davis England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Matthew Selt England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Mike Dunn England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Peter Ebdon England £2,300£2k
Last 48 Rory McLeod Jamaica £2,300£2k
Last 48 Ryan Day Wales £2,300£2k
Last 48 Yu Delu China £2,300£2k
Wildcard Sam Baird England £6,000£6k
Wildcard Nigel Bond England £6,000£6k
Last 64 Adam Duffy England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Alan McManus Scotland £1,500£2k
Last 64 Anthony McGill Scotland £1,500£2k
Last 64 David Gilbert England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Dechawat Poomjaeng Thailand £1,500£2k
Last 64 Jack Lisowski England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Jimmy White England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Joe Jogia England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Ken Doherty Ireland £1,500£2k
Last 64 Kurt Maflin Norway £1,500£2k
Last 64 Liam Highfield England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Michael White Wales £1,500£2k
Last 64 Sam Craigie England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Steve Davis England £1,500£2k
Last 64 Tian Pengfei China £1,500£2k
Last 64 Tony Drago Malta £1,500£2k
High break Stephen Lee England £2,000£2k
High break Marco Fu Hong Kong £1,000£1k

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each player, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the 2012 Haikou World Open.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Winner 1 £75,000£75k £75,000£75k
Runner-up 1 £34,000£34k £34,000£34k
Semi-final 2 £16,000£16k £32,000£32k
Quarter-final 4 £10,000£10k £40,000£40k
Last 16 7 £7,500£8k £52,500£53k
Last 32 13 £6,000£6k £78,000£78k
Last 48 16 £2,300£2k £36,800£37k
Wildcard 2 £6,000£6k £12,000£12k
Last 64 16 £1,500£2k £24,000£24k
High break 1 £2,000£2k £2,000£2k
High break 1 £1,000£1k £1,000£1k

Where the money went, band by band

Winner £75k
Runner-up £34k
Semi-final £32k
Quarter-final £40k
Last 16 £53k
Last 32 £78k
Last 48 £37k
Wildcard £12k
Last 64 £24k
High break £2,000
High break £1,000

The rest of 2012

Every other snooker tournament we hold from 2012

Other snooker tournaments in 2012.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PAID
2012 Betfair European Tour - Event 5 Ding Junhui £54,752£55k
2012 williamhill.com UK Championship Mark Selby £637,500£638k
2012 PartyPoker.com Premier League Stuart Bingham £224,000£224k
2012 Betfair, Victoria European Tour - Event 4 Judd Trump £56,736£57k
2012 PTC - Event 4 John Higgins £50,000£50k
2012 Guotai Liqueur APTC - Event 3 Stuart Bingham £50,000£50k
2012 International Championship Judd Trump £575,500£576k
2012 Wyldecrest Park Homes World Seniors Championship Nigel Bond £50,000£50k
2012 Betfair European Tour - Event 3 Mark Allen £54,736£55k
2012 Betfair European Tour - Event 2 Neil Robertson £54,150£54k
2012 Guotai Liqueur APTC - Event 2 Stephen Lee £50,000£50k
2012 Bank of Communication Shanghai Masters John Higgins £410,000£410k
2012 PTC - Event 3 Rod Lawler £50,000£50k
2012 Betfair European Tour - Event 1 Mark Selby £55,926£56k
2012 PTC - Event 2 Martin Gould £50,000£50k
2012 PTC - Event 1 Stephen Maguire £50,000£50k
2012 Goldfields Australian Open Barry Hawkins £277,120£277k
2012 Sangsom 6-Reds World Championship Mark Davis £122,230£122k
2012 Wuxi Classic Ricky Walden £399,000£399k
2012 Guotai Liqueur APTC - Event 1 Stuart Bingham £49,800£50k
2012 Betfred World Championship Ronnie O'Sullivan £1,152,500£1.2m
2012 Bank of Beijing China Open Peter Ebdon £398,500£399k
2012 Championship League Ding Junhui £180,100£180k
2012 Betfair PTC Grand Final Stephen Lee £242,000£242k
2012 888真人 Welsh Open Ding Junhui £201,500£202k
2012 Partypoker.net German Masters Ronnie O'Sullivan £235,003£235k
2012 PartyPoker.com Snooker Shoot Out Barry Hawkins £130,000£130k
2012 BGC Masters Neil Robertson £500,000£500k
2012 Arcaden PTC - Event 12 Stephen Maguire £50,500£51k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the 2012 Haikou World Open get?

Mark Allen took £75,000.

How much did the runner-up get?

Stephen Lee took £34,000, 45% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the 2012 Haikou World Open?

£387,300, paid to 62 players.

How does it compare with other years?

The 2010 12BET.com World Open paid £502,000, and the 2013 Haikou World Open paid £419,000.

Where to next

Every edition is on the World Open prize money page, and the whole year on snooker prize money in 2012. The edition before was the 2010 12BET.com World Open. The one after was the 2013 Haikou World Open.